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1siksc, just a quik question, how well does the plastic paint stick with the plastic? Does it chip off in time? For example the clip for the sunshades? And does it get rid of the leather like texture/grooves of the plastic?
1siksc, just a quik question, how well does the plastic paint stick with the plastic? Does it chip off in time? For example the clip for the sunshades? And does it get rid of the leather like texture/grooves of the plastic?
with or without prep it sticks really well, without prep if something hit it it would probably end up chipping with prep is a different story since it's really tacky. Also i bought the texture since it will erase and scratches and imperfections in the panel. The leather look is still there but now it has a textured feel.
Originally Posted by MKIVS374
Oh I wonder what the price difference will look like from ebay VS Sherwin-Williams? Will know by end of day tomorrow tho lol.
I think it will probably be around the same since ebay has the shipping fees.
[QUOTE=1siksc;6725973]with or without prep it sticks really well, without prep if something hit it it would probably end up chipping with prep is a different story since it's really tacky. Also i bought the texture since it will erase and scratches and imperfections in the panel. The leather look is still there but now it has a textured feel.
So would you say do this, or it's still incomparable to the real black plastic?
there is flat and gloss black plastic paint aswell, let me finish this throw it together and i'll have a solid answer so far i like it but idk if the colors will match once all together.
I got ya just saying cause I had a blk leather interior but no blk door panels so I was trying to paint match what a pain. But if I use paint it will all match lol.
This textured Black is really close to stock color, just has the textured feel.
Dyeing the fabric, 1... 2... 3... coats, i was getting a little impatient with light spraying so i did a heavy coat. Otherwise it would probably take 6-7 light coats to maintain the nice cloth feel and to have it dyed black.
The fabric dye that i picked out seems like the average dye nothing special so if you come around a duplicolor try it out once and let me know how it works.
10-04-11, 05:00 AM
